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I'm a big fan of their Carolina style dogs: mustard, chili, slaw and onions.

adam42381 wrote:

Jonathan Carone wrote:Burke Street Pizza is delicious.

Dairi-O started in King which is where I'm from. The original was a tiny white building you had to walk up to. I'll eat there at least once and probably get a milkshake at least once while I'm home for Thanksgiving.

Village Tavern is a nice date restaurant.

There's a new Dairi-O location about 5 minutes from my house. They have great hotdogs. Another recommendation for Winston is a Tex-Mex place a couple miles from downtown called The Porch. It's kind of a hipster spot, but the food is solid.

So an office wanted Dairi-O's for lunch this week. My budget was happy. After 2 dogs and onion rings all I have to say is

adam42381 wrote:I'm a big fan of their Carolina style dogs: mustard, chili, slaw and onions.

That's a WV-style dog, too.

Cider Jim wrote:

adam42381 wrote:I'm a big fan of their Carolina style dogs: mustard, chili, slaw and onions.

That's a WV-style dog, too.

I did not know that. Must be some smart people in WV after all.

adam42381 wrote:

Cider Jim wrote:

adam42381 wrote:I'm a big fan of their Carolina style dogs: mustard, chili, slaw and onions.

That's a WV-style dog, too.

I did not know that. Must be some smart people in WV after all.

My part of WV, putting slaw on pizza is popular. On pizza day at school, they would serve slaw on the side so students could put it on their square pizza slice. I always gave mine to my friends.

Cole slaw on pizza??? That sounds NASTY! What WV county or town are you from?
I've never seen that as an option on a Gino's menu.

Cider Jim wrote:Cole slaw on pizza??? That sounds NASTY! What WV county or town are you from?
I've never seen that as an option on a Gino's menu.

Morgantown, which is in close proximity to Pittsburgh